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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-01
MARRIED..

AZ the residence of Mr.. Henry Grimm,
on Dec, 25th 1856, by Rev. w. +. Rob
erts, Mr.. ELIsH JAMES TO MISS EMMA
CANDY, both of this county.
At the residence of the groom, on
West Martin Street, this city, Dec, Is,
by Rev. F NJ Woods, Mr.. CHARLES
Ii WOLVES, of Martinsburg, to Miss
FRANCES d. BoDINE, of Berkeley
County.
BY the same, at the residence of the
brides grandfather, Mr.. r. A. Blondel,
corner of Maple Avenue and Race SITS.
Dec. 20, Mr.. SAMUEL A. BERLIN, of
Martinsburg, and MISS CORA l.. VIR
TUE, OF Berkeley county.
At the residence of the bride, LIS
Second ST., Louisville, KY, by the
Rev. Charles Il. Craik, on Christmas,
25th inst, at 80 O'Clock, E BOYD
MARTIN, esq, and MISS ALICE AN
DERsoN. No cards.
Well, well, such is the way the boys
do. 1t was only a few days ago, that
Boyd was gallivan around the IN
DEPENDENT office and now, only to
think of his being married and getting
to be an old mac. We extend congrat-
ulations and best wishes.
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Among recent arrivals we note, d.
Nihon, Cumberland Hiram Bowen
and wife; Rev. Harris; G. w. Apple
by and wife, of Baltimore.
The oyster supper of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church. which began
on Thursday evening was largely at
tended ,as was also the entertainment
of the Sabbath School.
Mr.. Resin Perrell from vicinity of
Shepherdstown, was in our midst q
short time since.
The little ones, and also the larg-
er members, of the NJ E. Sabbath
School, South, were made happy on
Friday night last by being made the
happy recipients of the many things
secured for them by loving hands.
Marion McAllister, of Ohio, form
erly of this village, will remain with
his mother during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Appleby took
their departure for Baltimore, last
Wednesday.
Two amateur sportsmen on Thurs
day last, started for the happy hunt
ing grounds beyond your city. Look
out for an advance in salt prices.
Rev. Freed is absent from home
attending protracted meeting at
Providence and other appointments.
We are glad to learn of the slow
convalescence Of Mr.. Henry Dren
ner, who has been dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Henshaw hand
somely entertained their son and wife
at their residence in this place, last
Tuesday evening. REPORTERS.
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EDITORIAL CLIPPINGS.

Ohio has $4,000 saloons, and these
are annually taxed 81, l44, l20.
OF the $4,000 votes cast in the re-
cent election in Washington Terri
tory, $4,000 were cast by women.
One cent postage will be solution
to the revenue problem which will
be popular with all classes.
The purchase of q home for Mrs.
Hancock is q much better way of
expressing esteem for her deceased
husband than would be the dreary
discussion Of monument.
Protection takes the laborer by
the arm and leads him forward to
prosperity Free trade takes him BY
The nose and holds it on the grind
stone
The bones of an animal twice as
large as Jumbo have been discover
ed in Ohio May be they are the
remains OF the great willipus wallo-
pus of reform, which wandered off
and got lost in the swamps along the
Maumec river.
West Virginia is accredited with
having, in the three months prior to
December Isl, put in operation, one
blast furnace, one railroad company
thirteen wood working establish
ments, sixty-six foundries and fire
smelling companies.
In the past eighteen months, the
list of distinguished dead has beer
increased by many prominent names
OF Presidents, Vice-Presidents and
Presidential candidates, Gen. Grant
Gen. Mcclellan, Gen. Hancock, Ho
ratio Seymour, Samuel j, Tilden
David Davis, Thomas a. Hendricks
Schuyler Colfax, Chester A. Arthur
and Gen. John A. Logan have pass
ed away.
A dinner was given the other eve
ming in one Of the highly decorated
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In this city, Dec. 2Sth 1886, Frank
Stewart Emmert, aged 2 years,S months,
and DAYS.
Another sunny ripple on the sea of life
has ceased to play on its bosom. flushed
in death is the merry, prattling little voice
that but yesterday was heard in the now
darkened home. Like the down that floats
on the summer breeze. frankie passed
from this cold, imperfect world, to dwell
in realms of endless joy and eternal happi-
ness. Sad and lonely and agonizing are
the hearts of the fond parents, who yearn
tor glimpse of II face that is gone, and
sigh for n voice that is still. o. none but
they who have suffered the loss of Il sweet,
dear baby, can realize how the little face
is missed The mother is almost heart
broken, and the lonely, childless father,
bowed down in sorrow. Lonely parents,
try to bear up under your bereavement.
God has taken the little form under his
own care,-the earthly bud was plucked
to bloom in Heaven. There will come
a time when you viii pass away; when
the dark, cold earth will rest upon your
bosom. Ifyou are but true TO the Lord,
your soul will go to the Mansions of God,
where Frankie and your other little angel
children will joyfully greet YOU. May the
peace OF God sustain you. Weep, for the
heart is oh, so heavy; but realize that your
little ones are
''Not dead, not sleeping, not even gone:
But present still,
And waiting for the coming hour
OF Gods sweet WILL"
u. 81 .P.
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apartments of New York Hotel
that cost SIS per plate. Nine guests
sat down to this feast. Hand paint
ed menus. worthy Of preservation as
works of art. cost s. each The eli
CARS were specially imported from
Havana, with band prepared for
the occasion. Many of the wines
were specially ordered. The host
was manufacturer celebrating his
retirement from business.
The Iader-Appeal, a democratic
paper published at Petersburg, Va,
says that the Presidents recommen-
dation that the tariff be stricken
from all raw material for manufac-
turing, will lie repudiated by the
South. Tt begins to look as if the
South would yet become quite unan.
imous for protection. 1t should not
surprise anybody if such proves to
be the fact. Her interests arc in
that direction.
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For Sale

NNR Portable Engine 10 horse power.
~ ONE Saw Mill (l5) horsepower and
fixtures
ONE Empire Separator
ONE Gan Scott Clover Huller.
One Empire Corn Shelter (8) horsepower.
This machinery has been USED but short
time and il of the latest patterns and in
good condition with every thing complete.
This is a rare opportunity for cheap machin'
cry at easy terms. For particulars call on or
address STUART w WALKER,
Attorney -at-Law,
il 81 Martinsbnrg, W. Va.
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VamcIeyenyiIie Hens.

Our village merchants have had
their full share Of trade during tho
holidays.
The German Baptists are holding
a series Of meetings here.
Our genial young friends, the
Messrs. Seiberts, have returned to
their parental roof, from Ohio where
they spent the summer We bid
them welcome.
The United Brethren Sabbath
School held their Christmas Ami
versary on last Saturday evening at
which time the school closed for the
season. The officers of the school
made excellent reports, after which
Miss Lizzie Rely delivered an ad
dress on "The rise and progress of
Sunday Schools which was appre-
ciated. The following recitations
were made in order: The Child's
Creed, Miss Clara Fellers; The Star
of Bethlehem, Master John Grosel (;
Early Days, Bessie Felers A Boys
Resolve, Master Willie Evers then
number of scripture verses were
recited by members of the school,
bearing on the Birth of Christ"
after which another recitation, en-.
titled "1he Christmas Tree, Miss
Nelia Reilly The Tree was then il
Illuminated, and little Florence Evers,
recited "Happy Children" The
tree was then stripped of the many
gifts it held. which were presented
to the children, who seemed more
than delighted. The above exer-
cises were interspcrsed with sacred
music, appropriate to the occasion,
led by the superintendent Rev. w.
B. Evers. This christian gentleman
deserves much praise for the able
manner in which this school is con.
Quoted. That the anniversary was
a grand success, was the decision Of
all. SPECTATOR.
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on Gen. Logan's Death.

At q meeting Of the "Sherman In
yincibles' the following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas, it hath pleased the all
wise God in the dispensation of bis
providence to remove by death from
the people of this nation the Hon.
John A. Logan. than whom more
brilliant example of honest inteili.
gent and progressive manhood has
not risen or she'd its luster athwart
the field of human progress in the
nineteenth century, who wss great
in war and in peace, on the field OF
battle. in the councils Of the nation;
and at the fireside Of home life,
commanding the love of his friends,
and the admiration Of his enemies,
Therefore be it, ResoIred: That in
the death ofJoln A. Logan the coun
try has lost brave and honest citi-
zen, wise and faithful counselor !;
and free institutions warm and Wig
orous friend, aud supporter the
Republican party Y bold and fearless
defender, in whom the germ spirit Of
his party grew to its full; and the
union soldier, a champion Of nn-
swerving fidelity.
That we, as young men, appreci-
ate the future possibilities OF young
American manhood as exhibited in
the life of the deceased soldier
citizen and Statesman.
That we deeply sympathize With
the bereayed wife in her sad afilic-
tion and irreparable loss.
That these Resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers and copy
forwarded to the bereayed family.
G. n. MILLER,
j. VIM DEGRANGE.
u. s. GRANT PrTzER, Com.
CHAs. j. THOMAS,
DAVID MCILHENNY,
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Annual Meetinu

OF The Stockholders OF T'WScorora
Manufacturing Company.
NNHE StockhDl ders of the Tuscarora Manu-
l. featuring Company are hereby notified to
meet at the fac tors on Tuesday Jan 4th, at
1880 p. m, for the purpose of electing a new
Board of Electors and ,ransacting other
business o importance Don't fail to he pre-
sent JOHN W. DODD
dig BUSINESS Manager
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WHIrE-WINGED Harmony will perch
In the Capitol dome ct Charleston
when the Legislature meets on the
5th. re caucus, or not to caucus,
that's the question agitating the
great democratic mind.
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LOGAN dead Death has stilled a
generous. brave heart, and carried
away one of Americas most honest
and respected men. His loss to the
Nation is indeed great.
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GENERAL LOGAN has had the mis-
fortune to be violently attacked with
rheumatism just as the egg-nog seas. n
set in.-Fredei icb Nelcs
This may have appeared funny to the
editor when he wrote it, but in the
light Of subsequent events, it is flippant
and harsh.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Admi aisrator OF
the estate OF Jacob V. Poole, deceased, all
parties knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and
make settlement. and all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to
present them properly authentic ttei for set
tlefntnt. B. $. SPECK,
ats Admir-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-01

Ware glad President Cleveland
is improving in health. May 1887
be bright, prosperous year for him
and his estimable wife.
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FARM WANTED

A FARMER with plenty of Stock, consd-
"A cradle experience and the best ofrecom.
mendadon, desires t, rent "a farm ofl00 to 800
acres of good productive and with comfort.
able dwelling house and convenient bar aud
other out buildings. Address or apply to
FARMER,
Independent Office,
81 Martinsburg, W. Va.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY l, 1887.

The old yearhas gone. The new
year is here. What great events it
may record.
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School Girls Lullaby.

MAMMA please buy my shoes at G. p.
HERRING'S cheap shoe house. All the
girls at our school wear his warranted
shoes, and he sells at % cents less than
any other store.
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Tuesday, january IIth, 1857

Tic douloureux or neuralgia can in
stantly believed and permanently cur
ed by the use OF Salvation Oil. Price
twenty-five cents bottle.
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FOR SALE.

OUR complete outfit for the Coal BUSH
ness, consisting of Horse and Wagon, Coal
Bins, Wood Bins etc, all in first class shape
Apply to H. NJ. HERRING Il CO.,
Cor. Queen and Martin Streets.
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1.-THE truth in masquerade" is Byrons
term for he. But it is the truth, and
no masquerade, that DR.. Bulbs Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds, and so
prevents worse evils, that may end in
death. No cure so speedy.
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FINEST line of Christmas goods in
town, at Fouts Drug Store
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Henry G. Kingsley, treasurer at
Yale University, died Sunday morn
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Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned Special Commissioners,
by virtue of decree entered al the October
term 1886, by the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county W. Va, in the chancery cause OF
Emma J Barnes VS. James D. Jack and 9TH
ers will sell at public auction on
Saturday, January LIST, 1857,
at one o'alock p m J., 10 front of the Court.
house 10 Martinsburg. w. Va the follow.
ing real estate of which VIM. Jack died seiz-
ed, to- wit; A valuable Tract OF Land
Containing 2S3 Acres.
more or less, conveniently divided into
fields with running water in each, with
aboct 35 acres of River Bottom, and about
80 acres of Timber; two Dwelling Houses,
good Barn and other outbuildings, and an
ex cellent Orchard ofchoice fruit. The land
is in high state of cultivation, having been
lined over the whole tract. The said land
has been recently surveyed and divided into
two farms, aud will be offered in two parcels
or in whole, rs to suit purchasers. A plat
of the land is in the hands Of z S. Troxell.
This property is situated on tie Potomac
River, and now occupied by jeremiah Jack
and James d. Jack, and is worthy the atten
ton of those desiring to purchase a good
farm.
TERMS 0E SALE-0ne third cash on
day of sale, the balauce in two equal pay
ments on one ana two years, with interest
from the day of sale, to be evidenced by the
notes of the purchaser, and the title to be
withheld until all the purchase money is
paid The growing crop is reserved, with
the right to go upon said la d TO cut and
thresh the same.
F. S TR0XELL
J. NELSON WlSNER,
dec.4,5. Spec'l Com'rs
| hereby certify that since the death of
Il. 5. TroXell, one of the Special Commits
sioners in the above entitled cause who be-
fore his death had executed bond-that the
surviving Special Commissioner, j. Nelson
Wsner has executed bond with sufficient
security. ;. II. MARTIN, Clerk
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E. S TROXELL
J. NELSON WlSNER,
Trustees Sale
-0F-
TOWN PROPERTY.

By virtue of Deed of Trust from Jacob
e Brown, Charles q Brown and Margaret
Howard to the undersigned Trustee, dated
April nth, 1889. and recorded in the County
Clerks office OF Berkeley county, W Va in
peed Book No. ~, pages and 2 to secure
Minor Duval the payment ofa ote FOR SIG 20,
dated March Sd, 1882 and payable one year
after date, with interest, will sell on
Tuesday, January IIth, 1857
in ront o the Courthouse at Martinsburg
w Va, at IL o'clock IN the following pro
perty, in said town. situated on the west
side OF N Raleigh street, numbered as Lot
No 4, and being the same property convey
ed by special commissioners HensAaw, Trox-
ell and Wisuer to above named Jacob E
Brown &c and recently occupied by Marg ret
Howard Possession given on the LIST Gay
of April Title Complete.
TERMS OF SALE; One.third cash, ball
ance in two equal annual payments, secured
By lien on the property,
J NELSON WISNER,
dI9.tds Trustee,
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NEW NECKWEAR.

year carried the finest and best assorted
line of Neckwear in our city, They make
the best display this week, of new styles,
that we have ever seen in this or any 9TH
err city, and we can truthfully say that the
boys certainly do display great deal of
taste in that department. Don't fail to
see their neckwear this week, it is special.
2t 81 Queen st.
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Plush cases from $l25 to $780, at
FOUT Drug Store.
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DIED..

RN- Hdu ra,es-nue cents per fne--for OBITUARY No.
tees beyond The usual nouncenent
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In this city, Dec. 2Sth 1886, Frank
Stewart Emmert aged years,S months,
and DAYS.
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patriotism, as well as grateful recog
milton of advantages already afforded.
should lead them to willing co opera
ton. No demand is made that they
shall forego all the benefits Of govern
mental regard: but they cannot fail
to be admoui=hed OF their duty, a.
vel! a. their enlightened self-intersst
and safety, when they ar, reminded OF
the fact that financial panic aud COL
lapse, to which the present condition
tends, afford 10 greater shelter or pro-
lection to our manufactures than TO
our other important enterprises.
Opportunity for safe, careful aud de-
liberats reform Is now offered and
none Of ne should be unmindfuI Of a
time when an abused and irritated
people, needless OF those who nave
resisted timely and reasonable relief;
may insist upon radio ] and sweep
ing rectiEcation OF their wrongs.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for - MaFy's county,
No. 445 Cons
IN the MISTER og the sale Of the real estate
assessed in the name Of Dyer, Hill & Co,
called Forrest Land" containing 81
acres, more or less, for State and county
taxes for the year 1856, by William A.
Langley, Collecs0r.
Ordered this eth day of October, 1887,
that the sale Il The above real estate made
and reported by William A. Langley, Col
lector. ia the above case, be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause To the contrary be
shown on ar before the 18th day Of De
cember, 1887, provided a copy of this
order be published in the St Mary's BEA-
cor once week for three successive weeks
prior the said 18th day Of December. 1887.
The report states the land sold for $500
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
True copy-Test:
!. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Nov 17-3w,
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